Pronunciation: /væt/
noun a large container, typically made of metal or plastic, used for holding liquids such as water, chemicals, or food
A1 The farmer stored his milk in a large vat.
A2 The brewery used a vat to ferment the beer.
B1 The company purchased a new vat for storing chemicals.
B2 The winery imported a stainless steel vat for wine production.
C1 The industrial plant had a massive vat for processing raw materials.
C2 The research facility designed a specialized vat for experimental purposes.
verb not applicable
A1 I vat the ingredients together to make a cake.
A2 She vatted the mixture carefully to ensure it was well blended.
B1 The chef vats the soup before serving it to customers.
B2 The winemaker vats the wine for aging before bottling it.
C1 The chemical engineer vatted the solution to separate the components.
C2 The artist vats different colors to create unique shades for the painting.
adjective not applicable
A1 The vat of soup was very hot.
A2 I need a vat amount of flour to bake this cake.
B1 The company stored their chemicals in a vat container.
B2 The brewery used a vat system to ferment their beer.
C1 The winery had a large vat for aging their wine.
C2 The research lab used a vat of liquid nitrogen for their experiments.
adverb not applicable
A1 She mixed the ingredients in a vat.
A2 The workers poured the liquid into the vat carefully.
B1 The wine was left to ferment in the vat for several weeks.
B2 The company invested in a new stainless steel vat for their production process.
C1 The vat of chemicals needed to be disposed of properly to avoid environmental damage.
C2 The vat was heated to a specific temperature to achieve the desired reaction in the chemical process.
pronoun not applicable
A1 The vat is full of water.
A2 Can you pass me that vat over there?
B1 The vat in the corner is used for storing chemicals.
B2 The workers emptied the vat and cleaned it thoroughly.
C1 The company installed a new vat for processing raw materials.
C2 The vat, which had been leaking, was finally repaired by the maintenance team.
preposition not applicable
A1 The cat sat on the vat.
A2 The workers stored the oil in the large vat.
B1 The chef mixed the ingredients in the vat before baking the cake.
B2 The winery used a vat to ferment the grapes before bottling the wine.
C1 The pharmaceutical company stored the chemicals in a temperature-controlled vat.
C2 The industrial plant used a vat to process large quantities of raw materials.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I will go to the store vat I need to buy some milk.
A2 She didn't study for the test, vat she still passed.
B1 He wanted to go on vacation, vat he couldn't afford it.
B2 The project was completed on time, vat it exceeded expectations.
C1 The company decided to expand its operations, vat it required significant investment.
C2 The negotiations were successful, vat both parties reached a mutually beneficial agreement.
interjection not applicable
A1 Vat! I dropped my pencil.
A2 Vat! That was a close call.
B1 Vat! I can't believe I forgot my keys.
B2 Vat! This traffic is unbearable.
C1 Vat! I need to find a solution to this problem.
C2 Vat! The situation is more complicated than I thought.
article not applicable
A1 I need a vat of water to clean the floor.
A2 The recipe calls for a vat of oil for frying the chicken.
B1 The factory uses a large vat to mix chemicals for production.
B2 The winery stores their wine in oak vats to age it.
C1 The government imposed a new tax on goods and services, including a VAT.
C2 The scientist conducted experiments in a specially designed vat to study the behavior of liquids under pressure.
formal The company is required to pay the VAT on all sales transactions.
informal Don't forget to add the VAT when calculating the total cost.
slang I can't believe how much VAT they charge on these products!
figurative The VAT on his emotions seemed to be increasing as the conversation went on.
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